Monthly Archives: June 2014

Commemorating our “independence” 116 years ago today, Emilio Aguinaldo proclaimed the independence of the Philippine archipelago from the Spaniards. It ended oppressive Spanish colonial rule and started a new era in the country. However, the declaration wasn’t recognized by the international community. The subsequent Philippine-American War and the signing of the 1898 Treaty of Paris … Continue reading →

Editor’s Note: Every week we bring you #TDOPicks – our picks for the best social science features we’ve found on the Internet this week. We feature a variety of content aimed at both the layman and the social science professional. Tell us what you’re reading or watching by tweeting @theDailyOpium with #TDOPicks or posting links … Continue reading →

For most colleges and universities, it’s the “back-to-school” time of the year! The Daily Opium has gathered tips among its readers on how incoming college students should prepare for their new lives as newbie social scientists and to guide them in the bewildering jungle of the social sciences. Using the hashtag #SocSciTips on Twitter, readers’ … Continue reading →